Soccer By Ives

Your questions answered (The Lost Questions)

Good morning folks. As you know, I try to make it a habit of answering all the questions submitted for the Q&As. Well, it didn't quite work out that way the last time. There were so many questions that I left off a good number of them. I didn't forget about them, I just needed some free time to get them done and I had to get them done so I could clear the way for the next session.

So here they are, my answers to the lost questions from the most recent Q&A. Enjoy.

Good morning folks. As you know, I try to make it a habit of answering all the questions submitted for the Q&As. Well, it didn't quite work out that way the last time. There were so many questions that I left off a good number of them. I didn't forget about them, I just needed some free time to get them done and I had to get them done so I could clear the way for the next session.

So here they are, my answers to the lost questions from the most recent Q&A. Enjoy.

Your Questions Answered (Half of them for now)

Good morning folks. It's a rainy and ugly Wednesday morning in Jersey and I'm about to get started on another busy day of blogging and reporting. I know it's been almost two weeks since questions were submitted for a Q&A session and I have finally found the time to answer them.

More than 70 questions were submitted so it took a while and I will only post half of my responses now. The rest will come later today (Hopefully). As I have stated before, I may not always have the right answers. I can just give you what I know to be true and my own take on things.

So here they are, (Some of) your questions answered:

Manchester United climbs to top of EPL (for now

So much for the 1-0 results. Manchester United finally found a way to net more than one goal in a game, scoring four to thrash Wigan, 4-0, and move into first place in the English Premier League. The hold on first place may not last long, not with Arsenal holding two games in hand with a trip to Sunderland scheduled for Sunday. Carlos Tevez looked as dangerous as ever, with his partnership alongside Wayne Rooney beginning to flourish. They, along with Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored twice today, could give the injury-hit squad the boost it needs to keep pace with Arsenal. What do you think of Manchester United's performance today? Share your thoughts below.